Examples of using As so often in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Political
As so often in politics, there was no magic formula.
That is, as so often, a matter of personal taste.
And, as so often happens, he took offence at the mirror.
As so often happens, company self-regulation has proved to be ineffective in this case too.
Initially, we had some teething problems, as so often happens when you start something new.
The approach itself is very sensible, but as so often, the devil is in the detail.
The Presidency conclusions were, as so often, pledges of economic reform in directly inverse proportion to acts of economic reform.
As so often in the past, it seems that Europe is not actually willing to take the necessary action in the Balkans.
A whole new demographic policy will end, as so often, a half-measure, not the measures are accompanied by informational
As so often happens when I am writing a blog post random conversations
Sadly, however, as so often in the past, while Sinn Fein IRA has talked the talk,
As so often, it is very difficult to strike a balance between decision-making at EU level
As so often in Commission communications
As so often before, I wanted to take a have look at Caravaggio's Madonna of Loreto,
The report itself is well-intentioned but, as so often when we deal with these issues, lacks clarity of purpose
As so often, the image stability is very good from the front, but the displayed colors
As so often in science, what happened is that people who hold the old views slowly die off,
However, as so often in Sweden,"to have a good time in the countryside" means hard work
The current war in Kosovo has shown once again the desperate need for the EU to have its own capability for military crisis management, as so often advocated in.
As so often before, I ended up standing in front of a bookshelf at home,